Designed for remembrance
A calm layout for reading and reflection, not endless scrolling.
Built to endure
Create a dignified tribute once and keep growing it with stories, photos, and anniversaries over time.
£89.99 one-time with VAT and lifetime access, so the page stays available without subscription churn.
On My Pet Memoir
A calm layout for reading and reflection, not endless scrolling.
Approve messages before they are published.
One payment per memorial with no yearly renewal reminders.
Built to endure
You do not need to build a website from scratch to create a lasting tribute.
Guided setup
A simple flow helps you create the first version quickly.
Flexible updates
Edit sections whenever new stories come to mind.
Human support
Our team is available when you need help with wording or structure.
Made to endure
My Pet Memoir keeps memorial pages intentionally focused: calm storytelling, moderated tributes, and easy updates.
With lifetime access included, the tribute remains available without subscription renewals.
My Pet Memoir
A lasting memorial should stay simple to maintain and meaningful to revisit.
— My Pet Memoir design principles
Your path
Get started quickly, then refine at your own pace.
Add name, photos, and initial memories in a guided setup.
Keep tributes moderated and refine structure before or after first publication.
Share one web address and keep adding stories and anniversaries over time.
Family voices
“We wanted somewhere kinder than social media to remember our dog. The page gave our children a place to revisit stories at their own pace.”
“It was simple to start with one photo and a short note, then add more memories later. That flexibility helped in the first difficult days.”
“Families appreciate having a respectful handover route aftercare can offer without adding complexity to their grief conversations.”
When you are ready
Begin with a first draft now, then return whenever new memories emerge.
My Pet Memoir costs £89.99 once (including VAT) with lifetime access—no subscriptions beside their memory.